THE OMAHA DAILY .DUE ) WRDXKSDAY , SKI'TBMBEtt II , 1892.
CONDITION OF CRETE'S ' BASK
Kcceivor Miller Now at Work on the De
funct Institution.
DEPOSITORS ARE CHIEFLY INTERESTED
It tlio Taper Dun the Oiirp'irnllnn Cnn llo
Itoatlri'tl Upniii Dollar fnr Dollar Wll :
J'rulmhly lln 1'alil stnien-
mi Still .
LINCOLNNob. . , Sept. 13. [ Special to Tnr.
Br.B. ] ftecsivcr Miller of the defunct Stnto
bank nt Crete htw entered neon tlio dts-
chnrRo of his dutlos nnd I'romlsos soon to
unrnvol the tnnglod nffnlrs of the Institution.
It t not bollevod thnt the tnsk will bo u
dlftlcult onu. The IlubllUlos of the banl :
consist of Amounts duo depositors. Cf
tboso amounts thcr nrn duo * ! )0,03S.l" ) .
To balance this amount the assets
foot up to over $100,000 , divided as follows :
f Ullls receivable , $5.Sbr > .03 ; real estate , $1'-
000 ; furnituru nnd Oxturas , * 2,3)0. ( ) There
are nliio other assets which will swell the
amount. The recolvor Is unable to place any
eiUmuto upnn tlio value of tho.papor htild by
the b.inK at the time It- affairs wore closed ;
but as the bank had boon dolnn n Rood bus- !
nes and there bad never been any quostlon
as to tin ) mulhods pursued by Its ofllcors , It
is belli TpJ Hint the depositors will bo paid
dollar for dollar out of the urocceds of the
paper duo the banlr.
The vvlicreabouts of Cashier Stevens , whoso
alsaiipoorauco rail sod the suspension oi the
bunk , nro as much of n mystery us over. It
Is known that hn loft Chicago to go to Mil-
wauUcn , but there ho dmippotirod auU all efforts -
forts to obtain nny trnco of him have failed.
Up to the nrosont tlmo nothing of a suspi
cious nature connected wlttt his disappear
ance hns been discovered , andno motive for
his abscnco can ho found. Ho was not n defaulter -
faultor , ho took no funds bclonclnr ; to tlio
bank or to any other parlies with him nnd ho
baa no objeo. , ns fur IIH Is known at the pros'-
ent time , for secreting himself from his
friends.
KImr In Comply \vltli tint l.rtw.
* The candidates on the several state and
i r 5 congressional tickets have boon very slow In
.V' I a * complying with the provision- the now bal
. lot law wherein It provides that a cortlllcij's '
of nomination must bo tiled with ttir secrr-
tary of stato. Up to date none of the candl *
Onto * on the democratic or republican state
tickets Imve tiled their certificates , and but
seven of thu eighteen congressional candi
dates. Thu law requires that , the certificates
must bo filed for nt least twunty-livo days
prior to the day of uloction. The democratic
parly managers have also failed tolllo their
petition nsKIIif * for permission to put a state
ticket in the Hold. The nciv law compels
them to , do this , nnd unless they do so there
will bo nn opportunity for democrats to votu
for their favorites next November.
Oil Inspection In Aiie" t.
The August report of the operations of the
mate oil inspection department has bcon
raaJo up nnd shows tbo following : Number
of barrels of oil Inspected In the First din-
trie ! , I.7G.V gasoline , Mil : Second district ,
oil. ! ! , ( HIJ ; Kasolino , 2.CIKI ; Third dhtrlot , oil ,
! I84 ; Knsulmn , l.-Hil ; Fourth district , oil , 273 ;
gasoline , . ' , ' ? > ; Fifth district , oil , G0r > ; casolme ,
11' ' " : total number of barrels Inspected dur
ing the month , 11 , ! ! 03 : total fees received ,
$ liiO.iO. : : During the month of July the de
partment inspected 10-tOS barrel ! ) .
SlliltUUItlUX IS 11. 1.11 K.
Hn Kept In the Hucr. No Aluttur How Fast
tlin I'HCOVa .
ST. JosiiiMt , Mo. , Sept. lit. [ Special Tele-
cram to TUB 13ie.JTho'JiiS : trot wns the
greatest r.ico of today's great racing ovcnts ,
tnd its unfinished result U another Illustra
tion of the gameness of Nebraska horses.
Morcurlus , owned at Lincoln , nnd driven by
" "lhat level headed horseman , Mat Williams ,
hewed his ability not only to stay in a race ,
but to keep in It wncn U was being trotted
very fast. Hn finished second In the second
heat in 2i9 : , and but for a foul on the part
of Kitty Hiutoga In the homo stretch , would
have won in oven bolter time. The race will
bo finished tomorrow ut 10 o'clocic. Tomor-
roiv.'s races have several Nebraska horses In
them.
Sr. JOSKIMI , Mo. , Sept. in. The St. Joseph
. exposition opened today. The feature of
tlio exposition U the races. The now mile
truck Is pronounced by turf men to bo equal
" to any in thlb country. On Thursday Nancy
Honks will trot against tlmo. Uood lime wus
made ni today's races.
First r.ico , threo-iulniito class , trotting ,
pntsnll.ouu :
Jim WIIUcs . 1 1 1
Ilenr.v ' .1 . 4 _
I'nniiy II . 2 ; t
Alaska . 3 4
Hurry I'emiliifrton . ti G
Jim . 5 5
Oeor.-oU Clark . Bdls
ItBttn. . D'JIa
TIMIB : s4. : 2i'W. : ii:22j : } .
Second race , yi ' .I class , pnclu ; , purse } JOO :
Julin H. Uuntry . I 1
Nolllo It . 'I
llohert Kiissu'l . i 0
"MIcllniHl .Maid . . . 4 0r
linn .Mo run . ti r >
Almar ( Ireon . ' . . fl 8
Jltllo Simmons . 1 7 0
John O . G 4ds
Time : io. : tlli ! : ) } . : ll > ) i.
Third r.ii'o. : .A elnss. truttliii ; , purse 41,090
iiinlliilshril : )
Kitty Illntogn . i 1
Kiiiiiiiiiu . 1 H
JMiTcMllIns . 4 'y
.lokor . 11 4
Jllhs ICdith . 11 II
Hilly llnltoii . r > fi
Itllly II . 7 n
llra/.ll..t . a 7
TJIIIO : 2KJ4 : ! , -iHf. :
UlllllMVIiy'H IICHIIIIX.
CAI.I.AWAY. Noli. , Sept. lit. ( bpcclai Tolo-
Bram to THE UIK. : ] Tlio drst day's races of
tbo Calluwuy Fair association woio wit
nesscd by u fair attendance. About seventy-
llvo hoMci hnvu already boon entered and
nonrly every portion of the state Is repre
sented. The following races wore run this
afternoon :
Cllnss 3H : ) . trottlnifi Won by Koiirncy Olrl ,
owned ny ( J. K. lun'ni ' : of ICoarnuy ,
Klvo-ultrntlm tnllo lush '
for
( I'-ymr-ohls :
Won by Wild Follow , ownuJ by S..I. Hull of
Iou nO.ty.
Klvo-nUlit.s mlle ( hull , froe-for-nll : Won by
Nick IliiUur , owned by William Kolmro of C'ul-
lawny.
NATIONAL IK.\IUK. !
Cli'vi'lniiil Turn * on llriiuKlyn anil Slurt * Up-
iruril Aci'ln.
' Nr.w VOIIK , Snpt. 13. The Clovplands
coroa u victory ovur tlio lirooltl.vus today.
The uttondancu was 1S'J. : Score :
Oluvnlhiid ; i u I l I 0 o 0 I T
llrnoUlyn o 0 0 0 II U 0 0 0U
lilts : Ulcvoland , S ; Hrooklyn , 0. Mrrnrs :
Clnvolnnil , l ; Hrooklyn , 4. K.'iniml runs :
Uiuvulaiid. I. llatturluii Voun anU/.lminuri
riluln und Mnxlow ,
lliiHtou SIIIKIO rUtHlnir ' .
BOSTON , Muss , , SOIK. li ! MUioiifrii tlio
PittsourK team lilt NichoU' dnllvory hard to
day , ilioy wuro shut out , owliiK to the line
llelillnir of tlio champlonaVeatlicr cool.
Attendance 1,408. Sooro :
Ilmton I a 0
I'ltumiri : u o
lilts ; Huston. ii : ; 1'Itialniri : , II. ( Crrorni
lloHton , Ii I'litHliurt- . , llittiTlns-Nleliola
und lliiiinott ; Tuny und Mlllur. Kuruou niiia :
lloston , : i
ouiiii iii iifiui 'Mm on :
Piiij.ADni.iMiu. J'o. . Sopt. I ! ) . The 1'hllllcs
could do lltllo or nothing with Stratton's do-
llverv today.Voather showery. Allutid-
anniCT.'i. Score :
I.HIUvllll ) 1 0 0 0 L' 0 0 I 0-4
I'Jilliulolphlu OOOOOUOSO-S
llu ! : l.milsvlllo , 8 : I'lilliilnllililii. ft : Kr-
romi l.oiilsvillu , ' 't Plilludulphla. I. learned
riiiiMi l.onlsvillu. L'I I'hlladulphtii. ' . > . llut-
turlm : HI rut Inn and .Murnll ; WoyhliiK ,
Uowm und Clemuiits.
IliiniiiKiruil Hn\vli\v.
NIMV VOIIK , Sopt. III. Tliu ( JUnt.i won as
tnev ploiM-U at thu polo fro und a toiluv , play
mi ; aupurbly. Atloudaticc , .157. Scnro :
NuwVork a o a a 4 o a s-n
t-i. iouu o o ! i o u o o i- a
HIUi Nuw York , 17 ; Ht. I.ouN. 8. ICrrorsi
Key York. 1 : Ht , l oiili , n. K.irni'd ' runs : Now
York. H : Ht , l.ouln.i' llnttnrlua : Kln and
' - ' llawley and llnckley.
, Ma. , Sept. la. The OhlcaKO-
Baltlmoro game wai poitponod on account of
rain.
WASHINGTON , D. C. , Soot. 13. The Wash-
Ington-Ulnclnniul game , which WKS to have
been nlaytnl bore today , was postponed on
account of rain.
Stnntlnicof tlio ToniiK.
> r. I , r.c. Mr. I. , p.c.
. . . , . ! > i ! II 73.0 Clilcnvo ! .l 31 M.O
llonton 80 VI 69.0 Clnclnnnll , . , , , . : } 35 M.0
I'UtstMiru HO 11 M. ! ) l/oulKTllle 1I2H 19.0
l-hlmdolphln. . . ! ? 71 M.ll llnlttmoro 20 SS 11.7
llrookirn n ; 24 M.O it.Mnt \ \ 17.11 .11.0
New Vork 7U Ii 51.U Wnslilngton..18 31 .12.0
Mulling TliliiLr Hot for .lltn.
The following chr.llengo , rocolvod at this
ofllco at n late nour last night , was for
warded at an early hour this morning to the
champion of the world , with the request ,
thnt ho signify his declination or acceptance
before the illustrious appended quartet bo-
eomo too old to do themselves Juhtlco within
tbo roped arena :
OMAHA , Mel ) . , Sept. U Jntnoi J. Corbott :
In order to no In line with the rest wo. tlio
tindurslitnud , RliullenKO you to n contest with
tliu smallest gloves allowed by law , the con
test lobe to a ( InUh , martinis of Qucunsberty
rules to KOVUMI , for any part of JIOO.MU We
to light ono at a tlmo or all nt once. Should
yon itccupt pldafio noml word to Handy Orls-
weld , < < portlntr editor of Tim HKR. Omaha ,
Nob. An early reply will oblige. Wo further
ngtco to leave our gnus on the bar before on-
tcrliiR tlio ring. Yours truly.
* JOHN T. KEU.V ,
KUANK LANK ,
( iicoiuu : WKI.TV ,
J K , MOV.NIIIAN.
ItrnUn tlin .S\rlinniliig Iti'rord.
PiTTSiiuiui , Pa. Sopt. 1 ! ) . W. S. Flower of
this city swam 100 yards nt the nntntorium
in ( tOyf seconds , boating iho world's record
SJi seconds ,
Till ! ( illh'AT SIIOU AltKlVi- : ) .
Tlin Now I'liriidn Tim Alornlng nnd llvhllil-
tliins TliU Alteriionii und TnniRlit.
Tliu day lina coino ul , lust wlion the
great Uitrnum & Uailoy show Is to hold
forth in Oiiiuhu with its thousand and
ono wondorrf. ColuimiB have boon written -
ton about it. The press in the surround
ing cltioy have exhausted sttporlativos
in dosoriblng the grandoiif of the exhi
bition und today the thousands who
again followed the niagio legend and
" waited for Unrtiuin , " willsco the great
est amusement enterprise possible to bo
presented under canvas. Under Mr.
IJiiilcy'tf goncrnlt > liip the circus has en
joyed iv steady growth , exhausting ono
channel nf'.er ' another in tlio working
out of his tireless ambition to make tliis
show : iti institution of which all Ameri
cans should bo justly proudand whore all
classes should lind their chiofest holi
day. The incnugoriu is the beat over
presented , tlio circuses embrace a list of
champions in every phase of aronic art
and the spectacle has drawn forth moro
unstinted praise than all the theatrical
productions of u decade combined. Fiom
an educational point , as well nn from
that of pure entertainment , there is
everything to commend it and justify its
tremendous patronage. All the promises ,
and they have bcon many , will bo ful
filled , and none can alTord to mKs sec-
ing the show , if only to refresh his mind
about the story of Columbus and see the
truthful duplicates of the costumes
und armorial bearings of that lime.
This morning at ! ) o'clocic the now
free struct pageant will leave the show
grounds nt "Oth and Paul streets and
observe the usual parade route. There
will bo three brass bunds , musical cars ,
a calliope , scores of people in character
dress on gaily caparisoned steeds , ele
phants , -/obra's , camels and other ani-
inulB driven in harness , more open dans
than any other show contains , a series
of living tableaux illustrative of import
ant historic epochs anil nursery rhymes
clowns , ponies , . ' ! ( ) ( ) magnificent horses ,
massive hand carved chariots and cages
and other brilliant features , making it
the best street parade over seen hero.
Exhibitions will bo given this after
noon and tonight at - and 8 p. in. , the
doors opening ono hour earlier.
The entire stock of hornoi owned by
A. J. Popple ton , including the stallions
Zulu , Royal Oak und Traverse , will bo
sold nt auction at Ulkhorn , Neb. , on
Thurbdny , Sopt. 15 , at U p. m.
81,000,000.00expended m 1892 in.South
Omaha , now packing1 house and stock
yards improvements and additions.
Keep your oyu open to lind Persons &
Berry's now addition.
Spectacles accurately lilted ; rofrnettva
examination free. Tudor Optical Co. ,
corner Farnntn and 1-lth.
REPUBLICAN COUNTS COMMITTEE.
IlltmiHtlli ) ; SoMiilon Hold Veiti-nlay ut Its
Ileaclquarti'ra.
At the mooting of the county central com
mittee yesterday afternoon ovary ono of the
Fourth ward signers of tbo petition to place
another congressional ticket m the Hold
swore that n clerical error was responsible
for Its appearing us a congressional dele
gation , nnd that It was their intention to have
it for thu county convention. In view
of.tbis showini. ' , the change ask d for was
granted , nnd the ticket will appear us de
sired. That Is , six of tlio nlno names will
appear , us tnrea of them aslicd to have their
names stricken oil , ns they were planed there
without tholr Knowledge or consent. Those
three are H. U. Duncan , George Leslie and
Gus Lockner. The three petition candidates
for the congressional convention , Messrs.
P.irkur , Herry and liurroughs , also with
drew , and thcro will bo no opposition to Iho
caucus ticket.
The committee was takoti completely by
surprise while in session by receiving a com
munication ul 4 o'clock from tbo stitto cen
tral committee at the headquartere at Lin
coln , announcing that the campaign would bo
formally opened In tnts city oy u grand rally
on Thursday evening , nt which Judge
Crounse and sovornl of tbo other party
lenders would bo present. The committee -
too promptly derided that the plan could
not be carried out , us thu time was too short
to allow of uny cxtonuod arrangements , and
they wcra unwilling that Ilia nT.ur ( should
bo anything but the greatest bind of n suc
cess. Inasmuch , too , as it had been
arranged a short tlmo before , at a meeting
with Juduo Crounse , lo open tba campaign
at Blair on Saturday , It was decided not to
Interfere with the previous arrangements ,
and the rally In this city was postponed
until a later date.
Messrs. D. H. Mercer , T. 1C. Sudborougu
and J. M. Counsnian were appointed a com-
uiltteo to notify tbo state central committee
of the decision of their local workers and
cnfer with them In relation to the big moot-
l/ig / to bo bold hero as noon ns tbo arrange-
/iionts / can bo mado.
All W ! l In IClKliiiriUmi County.
Mr. Brad D. Slaughter , secretary of the
republican clubs of tlio state , tins received a
letter from Hlohardson county that Is reas
suring as to the political dutloou In that
county. Mr. Ueorgo B. Holland writes that
ha has organized cloven clubs in that county
with n inoinborshlp of DOT , und there will bo
about llvo moro club * organized In that
county befc ro the campjfgn Is well under
wuv. In closing , ho says : " \Vo are going
to send u solid republican delegation to the
state logUlaturo from thin county.1
All Alioaril fur IliillUlo.
The Nebraska delegation to the convention
of republican cfibsut Buffalo departed yesterday -
day for the oar.t to join In tbo enthusiasm unii
fos ttvitle.s of the occasion. Tho&o who wont
from and through Omahn were John M.
Thurston , Clinton N. Powell , FranU Han
som und U. ti. UobUon of Omaha , W. D.
Mathuws of O'Neill ' , W. A. McAlliter of Col
umbus and C. n. Hopllnter of Fulls City.
IHSt > l'jilttTK Tlt.ll.V ItUJIItKltH.
nnd Hnntntr , tlio Unlifurnlii lUiulltl ,
Kill 1'our Al n of ii rur uliiir ro * n.
Fitesso , Cal , , Sont. 1U. A posse oucoun-
torod Evans aud Sontag nt Sutnpjon Flats
today and an exchange O ( shots took placo.
Tbo rgbburt made u desperate dofor.se und
killed four uion and wounded others. Those
killed are United States Marshal McUinnU ,
DJCI OUcn , a man named Wilson nnd one
whoso ntuno has not yet boon learned.
Ueorgo Witty , who wn $ wounded before ,
was again ihot and ton horjo rlddea Uv Con
stable Warren lilll was shot from under
him. The news cauiou gruat oxuliotuont
uud uudltlouul oOlcor * uru iolag m punult.
FIST AND PAUL TESTIFY
They Explain How Adams County's Funds
Became Mixed ,
HOWTHE BONDSMEN CONDUCTED THE CASE
Though the Treasurer anil Hln Deputy
Until Avnro of the Alxcnco f Im-
pnrtHiit Item * They Illil
Not I'ccl Itrtpunslhle.
HASTIN-OS , Neb. , bopt. in. [ Special to
BBI : . ] This morning the defense In the case
of the state against ex-Doputy Bmanucl
Fist for aiding and nbattlng ox-Treaauror
Charles H. Paul In the ombozzlomant of
county funds , continued Its side of the naso.
William Kerr , president of the Adams
County bank , testified that Paul had mada a
lot > n of $20,000 once , about the tlmo
of the last eemi-annual stntoment of
tha treasurer except ouo , the witness
supposed In order to aiako n showing with
the board , The court ruled out all testi
mony tending to shotv that Paul had paid out
4J3.000 to the Hastings Dry Pressed Brick
company on orders from the Hoard of Super
visors before the bonds had boon negotiated.
Deputy Fist thou took the stand. In making
out the Boml-anuuul statements , they were
made to correspond aa much as poislblo with
the books. Referring to "tho Cherry
Items , ho said that recoluts hail
been given uud the chocks and war
rants given were duly deposited , The sumo
wus true of the Little Blue Items , Paul
wus In the ofllco every time that Cherry
paid any money.
In Soptembe'r hn challenged Paul' ? atten
tion lo the Cherry Horns , but Paul nskod
what business It was of the witness If the
nayments woio loft off thu books. The Ilrst
knowledge thnt Fist hud ot the shortage in
tbo Uanlt accounts came from John M. Itagau ,
ono of the bondsmen , on January 2 , 1BU2.
Hcolnrru Paul u Duliuiltor.
Kneun cnmo into the ofllco. "V/horo'a that
man Paul ! " ho said. Fist said ho didn't
know. "Do you know that ho Is a defaulter ! "
continued Raean. Fist said hcdlcln't. "Well ,
ho Is iJ-J.OOO short bv the report of the set
tlement committouj" and Fist said then :
"Well , If the report shows that , ho is tbon
short JOJ.ODO n.oro , " und continued to
toll how the Cherry and Llttlo Blue
Items were loft off the books. Fist said that
ho would be obliged to go before tbo board
and to disclose iho additional shortage.
Knsran made him promise that ho would not
disclose Iho mutter until the Monday follow-
'
in u. Before that time he did not ov'en Know
thatPaul wjs short. He continued , that about
Ihrtlmoof the failure of thu City National
banl ; A. L. Clarke cumo to the witness and
asked him to try to find out how much of tlio
county money was in the Adams county
bunk , as the bondsmen were making : an in
vestigation. Mr. Karr , president of the
uunii , told Fist that If Clarke wanted to
Know how tbo county funds stood ho could
coma hlmiolf and find out. Ono
night , u while nftor , Fist transferred
the county funds from the nuruo of C. H.
Paul to Adams county. Ho donlod all of
Paul's testimony about Fist's statement that
"thoy will never catch on" to the Chorrv
items , und said that he bad objected lo tbo
burning of the returned chocks. Hero the
defendant's attorney handed the wltnoss over
to the state for cross-examination' .
Mr. Fist denied that ho had first opposed
Paul's candidacy for ofllco , and then had
worked politically In his favor. In tbo ab-
senoo ot Mi. Paul , or If ho was busy , the
wUuoss was accustomed to maKe out checks
and pay warrants.
" Why Flit Was Silent.
Continuing the cross-examination Mr. Fist
said that ho did not think It necessary to toll
the county supervisors that the Cherry item *
worn left off , as Paul said that ho would take
care of that himself.
A fuiv questions when the court met in
the afternoon and the cross-examination was
ended and the defense rostcd. In rebuttal
the state called J. U. Keedlo , formerly a col
lector for tbo Queen City Land company ,
who testified that ho once called at thu treas
urer's ottlce to collect tbo money duo for cu-
Kravings of Paul's and Fist's residences ,
which were inserted in n pamphlet adver
tising the city. Paul was not in the of-
tico , and as Keedlo turned to niovo
away Fist took the money from
a drawer in tha counter and paid both bills.
Mr. Paul wus called again and rolteratod
his statement that his tlrst knowledge of the
irregularity in the Cherry items was ou-
tuluod In December , 1S91 , when Fist made
out the ilnal balances. The second con
versation in regard 19 tbo Charry Horns with
Fist was in the vault of the treasurer's
of.lce.
Concerning the I.lttlo Itlnn Items.
The Ilrst Intimation of the fact that he
ever got that the Little Blue Items were Ir
regular was through his attorney Mr. MR-
Croary after the export's report. Fist
always had access to tlio bank pass book.
On cross examination be said thut the loam
madd from Kerr and others were for the pur
pose of keeping his time. Ho bad a number
outstanding loans.
Mr. A. L. Climio testified that ho remembered -
bored nothing ot the shortaco In the Little
Blue items until noout the tlmo that the ex port
began his examination and In fact that Mr.
Fist sale in the conversation in the vault
that aside from the Cherry Items everything
CJBO was correct. The witness lofttuo vault ,
Fist tellinir lilm to .step into the next room
and ho would bring the receipts. This was
lu rebuttal of Fist's statement in tlio morn
ing that ho did not tell the party to got out
of the vault.
John M. Hagan did not learn of uny short-
nee In iho Little Blue items until ho hoard
Mr. Clarito examined a moment bptoro.
Chris Hoeppnor , county attorney , took the
stand for the state. Ho had received a num
ber of receipts from Mr. Hagan , but the
Little Blue items were not among thorn.
InCormi'il by the l.'xpurt.
Tbo first intimation that he had thai tboso
collections wora not entered was received
from thu xnort. At thU juncture Mr. Fist
wont to his homo uud returned wltn
a certified cony of the memoranda ho turned
over to Ha gnu , aud among thorn were the
Little Blue Itoms. Fist wus recalled and
denied that ho ever used ouo dollar of county
inonoy for hl own private pur
poses' Stephen A. Nash was In the
ofllco when Keedlo oollootod his bill
for cuts In the advertising pamphlet. Flit
took tbo money out of tha same drawer In
whloh ho put the check the witness gave
him in payment of taxes , but ho ( lid not
know whether the drawer had any partition *
In It or not.
It was arranged that County Attorney
Hooppner should open tbo arguments for the
.state , Judge William Gaslln follow for the
defense , then General Bowen ' for the state ,
Forrls & iiartlgan for tb'o defense with
Judge Batty to close for tha slate , and iho
speeches t > agan In the order named.
While thn plea of County Attorney IIoopp-
nor was strong , It was not listened to with
tlio interest which Judge ( Jasllu's remarks
attracted , ut It was tholuttor's first appear *
nt : co In this county In the capac
ity of counsel since his retlrument
from the bunch. It should bo
explained that the f > .GOO of rounty money
said lo bo gone above the amount reported
by theoxDort consisted of Interest received
for deposits , feoi , commissions und Illegiti
mate foes which were not put on the boons ,
nnd which could , therefore , not bo In the ox-
port's ' report.
Ali omid r l.ytln In .lull.
WII.IIHII , Mob. , Sept , JU. [ Special Tele
gram to Tim UBK.J John W. Lytle , the ab
sconding president of the defunct Bank of
Western , who had boon arrestoj In Arkan
sas on the charga of receiving deposits wheu
the bank was Insolvent , wus brought here
tills morning t > y H. K. Hall , who wont after
him.
In tbo afternoon Lyilo waived oxamlnatlor ,
and wus hold for trial at tbo next torut of
district court. Ball was lUecl at $1,001) ) ,
whloh it Is not bollevod bo will bo able to
glvo. The spoclllo churtro against him i
lhat ho accepted f315 ou deposit from Johu
Henry Haako , well knowing ut tha time that
the buuk was Insolvent.
J > * | ! > i nil thu Vi'toraiin.
CuuTis , Nou. , Sept. 13. ( Special Toloirrara
toTiiK BKB , 1 At the opening today ot the
southeast district ( Jraud Army of tha Ka-
publlo reunion , department of Nooraika , a
man balling from Now Jorno.v aud wearing u
lauol wua accorded iho privilege of
addressing Jin a * oJlK\bn. { \ llo took ndvant-
( IRC of his surroundlngiinml bopan a regular
inlstnlty liowl wblotj , ntter a few minutes ,
roused such n storm of hUso * for the
apoauorand hurrnhtf fbr Harrtion thnt the
orator cut short his tiWind pudding nnd re
tired In disgust , leiu'lng an Impression among
old veterans decidedly antagonistic to all
such Ideas. '
IT WAS
Inillcnllons Tlmt HomynodVnn Not Killed
by Korn.
ICr.uiXKT , Nob. , Soiji. 13. [ Special Tele
gram to Tim Bnn.j'-fl The coroner's Jury
holding an ln < iuo t''b'h' ' the death of J , M.
Hopwood began taking testimony this oven-
Ing. Two witnesses who saw the occurrence
between Dr. Kern and the deceased
testified In substance that both men
were engaged In a quarrel and prior
to Dr. Kern sticking an umbrella
In the eye of Hopwood they were nUemntlne
to strlko each other , nnd that nn assault was
provoked on both sides. Expert testimony of
physicians who witnessed tuo autopsy 'dis
closed the fact that a ciotof serum wns found
In the lower loft loba of the brain and that a
breaking down of brain tissue hod boon
going on In that vicinity of the brain tissue
from throe lo six months. *
It was tbo opinion of the experts that the
blow struck in the eye was not the imme
diate cause of death , but that It must have
been duo to excitement which ruptured the
blood votscls In the proximity to the dls
eased portions. The physicians nil testified
that the heart was enlarged and the valves
were not In normal condition. It was the
opinion of tbo physicians nlto that death
would have ensued within six
months from the diseased brain and
that the shock and excitement Incident to
the unfortunate affair might have hastened
death.
Dr. [ Corn Is under $10,000 bonds to appear
In any criminal proceeding that may bo
brought neainst him. The coroner's exam
ination of witnesses will probably last tomor
row. County Attorney Marslou is aMlstltiR
tbo coroner. It Is believed by the most con
servative that Or. Kern will not bo Indlctod
on nny cbargo.
_
.Surprised 11 1'rolinMofml Sprinter.
STIIOMSUL'HO , Nob. , Sept. 13. [ Special to
TUB BEE. ] Strotnsburg sports are happy.
Last March a professional sprinter came to
Surprlio and bogan. labor as a barber under
the immo of Fish. Ho remained qulot and
waited fern "snap , " which he felt would show
itself to him later. Ho found what appeared
to bo his opportunity last Saturday. Ed L ,
Anderson is a younir fellow who hui llvod In
Stromshurg all his llfu , and who has shown
conslderablo speod. For the lust month ho
hns been In training , nnd Saturday ho wont
to Shelby with a few backers to run the pro
fessional , who was also on hand with a valise
full of money.
Tbo ruco wns matched , FIsh'3 backers bet
ting from two up to as high as 11 vo to ono on
their man. To the surprise of every ono
but a few Stromsburg pooolo Anderson won
oasllr In 10 seconds.
A conservative estimate places the amount
dropped by the professional's backers at
ITOO.
_
lnllcil to Convict.
GIU.VD ISLAND , Nob. , Sent. 13. [ Special
to THE BCE. ] The case neainst J.V. . Pnl-
uior , traveling auditor of George A. Foue-
land , who was arrested last week for acting
as agent for a collecting agency which made
It a practice to garnishee railroad man's
wages has been dismissed , thn matter hav
ing been privately settled between plaintiff
and defendant.
A barn belonging to A. L. Johnson , a rail-
rout ! engineer , caught tire last night and was
completely burned. The liorso and phaeton
wore suvod. Loss fJ500. The origin of tbo
lire Is supposed to be sparks from a passing
Union Pacific engine *
flurried Twice lii One KvonluR.
NCBIUSKA Cirr , Neb. , Sopt. 13. [ Special
Telegram to THE BE-Walter ! C. Ileyiiolds
of Unlvorslty place and 'Miss ' Sadie U. Jur-
kms of Lincoln wore twice married In this .
city last evening. The young couple came
to this city yesterday , armed with a marriage
llcanao procured In'Lancaster county and
Rev. Mr. J. B , Green performed the oero-
many. Later tbo minister learned that the
marriage was not legal as tbo license hud
not been Issued In- the county. Ho hunted
tbo young couple up , matter * were explained ,
another licenseprocured , the ceremony ro-
neated , and the young couple sent on their
way rejoicing.
WrrcKoil u l''unt ' Freight.
DoHCiiESTKit , Nob. , Sopt. Ty. [ Special to
TiiuBEn. ] A through freight on the B. &
M. was wrecked here this morning about 2
o'clock. The train was running nt a high
rate of speed when n large stone fell In front
of a car , causing it to Icavo the track , which
was dragged over the tlo3 lor about half a
mile when the car. together with three moro ,
wont down au embankment and were mashed
Into kindling wood. Thn ours were loaded
with grain. No ono was hurt.
I'ngsml W'nrtlilcHi Checks.
NKIIUASKA Cur , Nob. , Sept. IS. [ Special
Telegram to Tni ! BKB. j L. S. Horton was
arrested last evening charged with passing
worthless checks , rio purchased a suit of
clothes at Goodman's clothing house tender
ing a chock for foO In payment and received
$5 In change. Tbo check proved to bo worth
less and ho was placed In Jail. Another
check for ! 0 was found on him.
Kucrlvml a I'eiloral Appointment.
UIIRTC , Neo. , Sept , 1 ! ) . [ Special to Tun
BEE. ! Judge W. H. Morris of this city yes-
toiday received the appointment as a special
attorney In the Department of Justice in
the preparation und examination of war
clflinis , with orders to report al Washington
at onco. Judge Morris will lenvo hero to bo
lu Washington on Monday next.
Aljaniliinuil tlin .tltttitlng ,
DuATiitcn , Nob. , Sept. 13. [ Special Telo-
cram to TUB Bnu.J Owing tu the lock of
financial encouragement tlio races announced
for Linden Trco park for September 120- " ' , !
have been declared off. There Is some
talk ot n meeting at Linden Tree park
In the later part or October.
All Saw Illinium & llalloy.
Nob. , Sopt. la. [ Special Tele
gram to TUB BKI.J : Barr.um & Bailey
showed to about 16,000 , people horu today.
Excursions were run on all roads. An 1m-
mouse crowd was in the city.
DoWltt'sSarsaparllia cleanse ) the blood.
POR THE AKT.ASSOCIATION.
Plan to Incorporate und Capitalize tlio
School * Looking to I'orinanenny.
Tbo Western Art association bold a very
ontbuslastio niootlngfllast night and iiftor
general dlicussion ducjdcd to incorporate the
association with a cipltallzntlon of & 5OU ( > ,
tbo members of the association to bo given
paid up shares of slock' upon the payment
of $10 , divided into three annual payments ,
which with the $ , ' 1.0001n paraphernalia will
represent $5,000 of iho.iimouut for which the
association is incorporated. Thu romain-
In tM.OOUUlo bo raised by subscription ,
not moro than SO per ; cent to bo paid In
during tiny ono year , % 'hu gontlornon pros-
nut ihougln that tbcro would bo little dim-
culty experienced In1 'raising tbo amount ,
as the stock would h'aya a market value In-
sldn of llva years. Wi\h \ the money rnlied
Iho urt sobool will bo continued , and at the
sumo time n fund provided for the purchase
of works of art , whloh will form the nucleus
of a great urt cplliMUon in the olty of
Omaha. A commlupo of three , Messrs.
George W. LIhluger'rH. A. Smith uud C.
F. Catlln , was appointed to urrango for tbo
Incorporation und perfect details for open
ing subscriptions ,
ItrmlL-rlok's Hhootlnir .Not iliiuilllablc.
BUITAI.O , N. Y. ( Sop ? . 13. The coroner's
Jury In the case of Michael Broderlolr , the
boy shot by soldiora of the Ttvcnty-socond
regiment on August 'J5 during tbo railroad
strike , has brought In a vordlct declaring thu
IrYOUUBURY'S ' IrAGlAL SOAP
, ' . . . .
Th mult of in jt ri' ip rleuc ( In
Ircallu2illiiili ikr . rortaletyrfmi.
cl.li , or taut l > / m ll lot CUr , A toupU
iitiylVotp aud ill | iu ; u > ok on Her.
uutolocyautJUtfauiv'i'uUfJiedrorlOf
lllu > irniiJi > n 6klti Hc 1pKiir > ou iia
llll > uJ | > | i > 4H > l Alia Dlifliunmentl
Ilk > Illrtluurk . Mol , W rli. lu < ll
UK u.l iotfiltr y > iki ; 8c i . I'll.
Hum. lUilnrii ul Vane , Huptrllilout
- wuiii rr ( * r f r ,
JCHH H. WODDSUSr , D.I , , 123 W , 42d SL , Now Voik Cil | .
We soil Hats , Extra Special
and sell them Bargains In
cheaper than Cent's
hat stores. Furnishing
All the lead to a 8e// / Goods ,
ing makes. to Always.
FALL IN
We can't say "never before in the history of the
world did we buy such a fine fall line , " etc. . be
cause we haven't been in it till this fall , but we
are in it now with as good a line of men's and
boys' fall wear as money can buy. You won't
get old stuff here for we haven't got it. Fall
suits and overcoats in every immaginable
style , color and price. Come and see what
brand new goods look like.-
Columbia Clothing1
Company ,
Cor. 13th and Farnam Streets.
Our Co <
children's always the
department is lowest for
tlie most coeds
complete worth more
in Omaha. than the price.
shooting unjuatiflablo and recommending
that all honorable means bo taken to bring
the guilty party or parties to justice.
Last nipht Hon. J. M. Woolworth nd-
dros.sod the law school in court room No. 1.
Boo oulldlng. The rooms were filled with
Judces nnd nttornoys. who listened atten
tively to Mr. Woolwotyh's address.
The Standard Pavlne company of Chicago
took out a permit and yesterday commenced
tbo erection of n two-story frame factory at
Eleventh nnd CJraco streets. Tbls factory is
Intended to be used In preparing the crude
nsphaltum for paving.
The Salvation arty celebrated 'ast ' night
the arrival of Captain Thompson , the now
commander of corps No. 1. Several visiting :
corps were In attendance nnd the army hold
a sort of old-tuna revival. Ensign Heald
conducted the services ,
Hon. C. J. Groonuaml Hon. W. R Gurloy
will address the West End Sixth Ward Uo-
publican club upon the political Issues of the
day at the club hall at north end of Walnut
Hill line on Thursday evening , September 15.
All citizens uro cordially Invited to bo pros-
ant.
ant.Tho
The Board of Public Works held a short
meeting yesterday afternoon to approve the
contracts and bonds of the contractors who
were bidders at last Friday's letting of
sewers , paving and curbing. The bondi
were all accepted and sent to the council ,
where they were approved last night.
l'EHStX.t L r.tit.Uill.l 1'lf.V.
O. P. Cmith of Lincoln Is nt the Paxton.
E. T. Lyon of St. Louis is at the Murray.
FrnnK Dalby of Hustings is at the Arcade.
Mr. J. II. Mlllard has gone to Hot Springs
M. N. Draito of Louisville is n guest at the
Arcade.
F. G. Dodpo of Fremont Is a guest at the
Pnxton.
C. W. Cockrcll of Lincoln is a guest at the
Mlllard.
Goorso W. Murttn of Kearney is nt the
Mlllard.
D. A. Campbell of Liucolu Is registered at
tba Paxton.
ICiinball E. Valentine of West Point was
at the Milliard yesterday ,
Mr. and Mrs. John .1. Guth of Valentino
are among the guests ut the Arcade.
Mr. and Mrs. K. SV. Flsk of Grand Island
are among the guests at the Murray.
Miss Mary LaBortow , who has been tbo
guest of Miss Mayme HoJfortl for the past
month , loft yesterday lor her homo in Mis
souri.
Hon. Brad Slaughter , secretary ot the
State Loapuo of Republican clubs , lias gone
lo Buffalo to attend iho great meeting of
atalo leagues.
JHr. John G. Willis starts for Washington
Thursday to the great reunion of Ins regi
ment , the Seventeenth Illinois cavalry.
What U left of them will meet at the United
States troaoury building , corner Fifteenth
and Pennsylvania avenue.
NKW YOIIK , Sopt. IM. [ Special Telegram
to Tin : BBC.J Oiimhn : P. ,1. Isenizo , Mut-
ropolitun ; J. Goof , Westminster ; M. J.
Coad , Westminster ; \V. F. McMullnn.
Plaza hotel ; P. L. Penno , St. Nicholas ,
Lincoln S. S. Trattb , Albomarlo hotel.
Ciiu'Aoo , III. , Sept. 1U. [ Special Telegram
to I'm : HIM.I HotelnrrlvaU Irom Nebraska :
Palmer Mrs. II. Branson , Wurron Swllzler ,
Omaha. Auditorium S. A. Orchard , Miss
Orchard , Miss Dewey , W. M. Gillespie ,
Omaha. Lolnnd A. F. Hess , F. B. Ken-
nurd , Omaha. Grand Puclllc George M.
Tubbs. O in ana. Sherman M. H. Gross and
WittOnmhu. .
Both the method nnd results when
Syrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant
nnd refreshing to the tnsto , and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneyfl ,
Liver and Bowels , cleanses the Bj'S-
tern effectually , dispels colds , head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind over proi
duced , pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach , prompt in
its action nnd truly beneficial in its
effects , prepared only from the most
healthy nnd agreeable substances , its
mnnvoxccllentqualities commend it
to nil nnd have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Byrup of Figs is for sale in 75o
bottles by r.ll leading druggists.
Any reliable.druggist who may not
have it on hand will procure it
promptly for nny ono who wishes
lo try it. Manufactured only by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO , ,
SAM 1'BAMOIBOO , OAt , .
IAU IHVILiaJ. KIT , MEW YQBK , N. Vi
i - ' - 3 } ED , SOON WED"GIRLSWHO US
SAPOLIO
Are Quickly Married Try it on your next
House-Cleaning.
Keep cool ) Tlio ptnutic can't reach you If youdo
therltilit tblnf nt thv Mitlit tlmo.
LOOK AT THE SECRETIONS I
Heo that they nro hoiiltliy ntul pcrfttct. 1'nt ! bt >
llvcrto nntnr.il work. This assures tllgcMlan and
nutrition. Avoid unripe frullH nnd iinwliuloiinrue
mi'MM. Cook ornrrtblnci even trnter. ClaiMi oil the
membranes uf stomach nnd boweln nt unowltti
Dr. Scion's ' Mandrake Fills ,
Thoj carrr away all cllsoaiu Hcrun anil ull uoliun-
OUH runttnr. 1'hcy amnru perfectly lienlthf nnd
nntnrnl nncrollons. Tlioy turn the llrer to tlio ac
count of iltiti'itUxi nnd nutiltlon , quloklr , rnfcly.
tliuroiiKhljr. Keep held cool , fi-ut 'Turin , kln claim
SCHENOK'S MANDKAKK PILLS ,
linvi' been tested In ninny n Cliolcru opldumlu. Tlier
do for tha.
STOMACH , LIVER AND BOWELS
just wlinl anultnrr "clcucc snys ilioulil bo dona wltU
drrlns , cloiotH , rooui nnd tbu outi-r pi'rscin. They
iiluvii nnd purify tlio Inner housi ! nnd put the nlt-
menlarr clmnnplt In iivrfoct ordur.
Avolil Mlmulnntii. Oloir lliolr olTcet out of the
Hrstemntotmt nllh the .MAMillAKK 1'II.I.S. I'ut
thr-nlUucntnrychiinnu 9 In order nnd lill dotlHiico to
CliOli'rn.
In chol. r.a ppldeiiil'-s , nnd nil otliors Involvlngllho
llrt r , Mtomiich nnd hiwoN , moro cn.stM of prnvontlon
nnd cure Ht i'U i tint oro'llt of Dr. Hrliuiick'H .Mun-
tlanku I'lllH than to ii'4y ottiurnxuncy or roiuo ly.
Extract of Beef ,
Do you want a cup ol
Beef Tea ? See thiit it
ia miulo from Iho Gor ,
ulnu Inuomparubly
the bust. Pure , jiala-
tublororcshiiir. ( { Dis-
soluds cloarly-
the Daron Loi-
blff'a Bknauro
n blue on each
abel , thus.
AN OLD
VETERAN.
n. Ilerlecchtor ,
Stuvons' 1'olnt ,
Wis. , ouffurcil for
5 years of Nor-
voim Prostration ,
linorn tlmu tonuiiu
ti'll. '
can I'lijBlcl-
nns iivnlk'd tiotli-
lug , ono liottlo r > !
DR. MILES'
nESTORATIVC
NERVINE ,
brought lilin reut , flee ) ) anil innclo him ft > el llko aDen
Don * man , Dr. Julian C. Undorwood , ileniplila ,
Tenn. , Biiffeiorl from porjoillcal nurvouo attacks ,
lint fouiiil eUvct uftur uaiiiK < " ' " lioltlo at Ncrvlnu.
Trial bottle ami olugunt bookl-'KKK at drugylsts.
DR. MIL.E3 MEDICAL Co. , EltOiart , Ind.
For sale by ICulin & Oo. Cor 15 & Dnuslns Ets
ur.
ur.Tho
The Loadln ' 1
Dentist "
'Third Floor. I'.nlon IMoac.
Telopliounl08. > . lOtli uiiJ Fnrnam SU.
A full act of troth on rubber tor IV 1'urfoot an
Tt'oth without platen or rJmovulilo brlJ o work
jutt thu tlilnv fur ulnsurs or public Hpeaken , nuror
drupdonn.
TKlvTH KXTHAOTKf ) WITHOUT I'AIN
Qold Illllni at ri ) ison-ililu rates. All work
warranted. Cut thlsont for u iulde.
Onie "IB Dutch Process
No Alkalies
OK
Otter Chemicals
arc wed Vn tha
preparation of
Breakfast .Cocoa ,
which a absolutely pure
and soluble ,
It has more than three timet the strength
of Cocoa mixed with Starch , Arrowroot
or Bugur , and la fur moro economical ,
costimj let * than one cent u cui > . It
U dullcloui , nourishing , IL'.HI EAHILT
DIOESTKI ) .
Sold by Qrocora ovorywhoro.
W. Baker & Co , , DorcliPstertVIass ,
DR. J. E , McCrBEW ,
THE SPECIALIST.
Ifiiinsiirpas'idil n the i.roitmnntot 'ill for'inot
PRIVATE DISEASES , and all dliorlori
nnd dubllltloH of youth unJ minhooil. : I7yonrv >
experience. Ills resources mill f iullitlo < am
practically nnllmltol. The Doctor Is ronini * '
menduil by the pros , anil endorsed In thij
strongest terms by tin ! pt o | > lo for f.ilr trn'it-
nicnt nnd lionou profijsiiniril udvlco. Tha
most powetfm remodlos known to moilern
- - for tha successful tro.itment of tli
GONORUHOKA Immocllf.to relief. A com-
iilotomire without the loss of an hour's tlin
*
from business.
GLEET Ono of Iho ,
most complete anl suo.
cossful treatments for Kluotuu.l a.l . aiinuv ur
( l.flohirjS.v ; ! t knoivn to the moJIo.iI pro'fai-
slon. The rosuiHurutriny wondorfiil.
STttlOTUKE Ure.itoat known roinojy for
the troitniL-ntof striotiiro , without p.iln , cut-
tin ; , or d latin ' . A moHrmiKirk ihlu ro noilv.
SYPHILIS Nu trcitiiiont : for tliln torrlnlt
blooil dlscaso has ovur boon morosu 'O.-sifuU
nor had stronger onilor.somonts. . In the light
of modern solonco this disniae Is pu-i.tlvoly
curab o und ovcry trace of thn poison untlrulf
removo-l from the bloo I.
LOST MANHOOD , and ambition , norvoui-
IICBS. tlmliHty , ilospunilenoy and all woalcnaii
and dliiorJers of youth or ininhoii.1. HullaC
obtained at once.
DI3EA .ES OF THE KIDNEYS , and all
illsnnlursot tin tomaun. blond , llv r , akin ,
nndblaildor. are fronted Huuuussfitlly witti
thn Kro.itost known romudlos for the dl -
sou HAS.
Write for nlrcill T3.
14tli nnd Faruiun St. . Oinitha , Nob.
Imimrtfl tha most delicious Uita and zcit vO
KXTIIAOT SOUTH ,
ofnLETTEKfrom
MKIJIOALOEN. GUAV1U.S ,
TLEMAN Bt Mnd.
ran. to till brotlior 1'inii ,
nt WOROEBTEK ,
Moy , 1661. HOT Jc COLD
"Tell
LEA le PKUUINS' MEATS ,
tUat their eauoo la
blvbly eiteemed in OAOIK ,
IndU , and ji In my
opinion , tba tnoit WKI.HH-
r ! table. u well
M tbe moat who ] * . RA11EOIT8 ,
MUCH Uut U
dec.
Beware ojp Imitations ;
eee that you got Loa & PeiriiiB1
Bltmnturu nn every liottlnof Orlulna ! Ii Oenuloe.
JOHN DUNCAN'S IUINH , NUW YOUft.
NEBRASKA
National Bank.
U , S , DEPOSITORY - - OMAHA , NEB
Capital $ 101) ) , < m
Surplus $05,0) J
Ofllcera anil Dlrouturj Honrr W. Viitoi.
It. U , t'unhliu , vlco iiroildoii ) . i ! . H. Muiirluo W. V ,
llortn. Julin i. ( Jolllns J. N , If. I'alrloi. J.uwl * A ,
llcocl. cnililor.
S IRON BANK.
Or dm l > liuor llulilt I'u lllvIjr i'urcil
by ( tUiuliiUlrrlni ; I > r. HnliuV
UulUt-u Six-i'llt" .
It o n bo iflren ( a a oup 01 coileo oi tot , or In food ,
wltuoutUiekuoiijrdcaollliapillent. Illrabxilutely
bftrniloiB , And will erfeot a prrmtnoiit and uperily
curff , wbelhor tlio patient U a tooceral * drinker ur
anafcobollfiwrOQk. ltu becnulvn In lhou ad
of uie .and In v ry Initanoe B pirfixit cure liai tol.
lowed. Untitr r'ull - TUe y lcuionoo1uipr ii icU
wltb the Cpvolflo , ! t b ooiara * a utter IrapomibllUy
for th liquor appetite to eilit.
UOI.IIKN H'Kl'fl'IU CO. . Prop're.rinrlnnall , O.
HB-II H boo * of Dartloulara tree. 1'a ' t-u htd of
Knliu&Oo. . ISthatidOoujliu Hti. . IHth unit
( Jiiiulnu' tX' Wliu.un.ilii. Illulco. llruuo , k Uo
uuu KlulmrUouOrutaOui.kUi ) ! , N0K
